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Finite element modal analysis of a mine dump truck frame

Cheng Dai

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The paper carries out the finite element modal analysis of a mine dump truck frame and obtains the modal paramters such as frame natural frequency and vibration mode.It alaso contrastes the results of modal analysis with effect of excitation frequency of engine and road on the frame,the conclusion can offer reference for improving the frame design.

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The paper carries out the finite element modal analysis of a mine dump truck frame and obtains the modal paramters such as frame natural frequency and vibration mode.It alaso contrastes the results of modal analysis with effect of excitation frequency of engine and road on the frame,the conclusion can offer reference for improving the frame design.

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The paper carries out the finite element modal analysis of a mine dump truck frame and obtains the modal paramters such as frame natural frequency and vibration mode.It alaso contrastes the results of modal analysis with effect of excitation frequency of engine and road on the frame,the conclusion can offer reference for improving the frame design.

Key concepts: Truck, Frame (networking), Modal, Finite element method, Modal analysis, Engineering, Structural engineering, Vibration

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